“Our Own Demise” is the latest single from Fallen Letters, the India-based band that first caught our ears last year with the track “Remain A Memory.” “Our Own Demise” succeeds with a
New Tracks
A woozily psychedelic intrigue envelops throughout "LDFS," a new single from Benton Crane, an artist based in Boulder, CO.
London-based band Sweet Unrest present a hooky rock/pop appeal on “Peace of Mind,” succeeding in both its distortion-friendly rises and more subdued introspection. Formed by songwriter and lead singer Jack River, following
The first collaboration between songwriters and couple Jessie Schupbach and Jason Heeter, “I’ll See You Then” is a memorable folk production featuring both artists on vocals — emitting a bluesy enthrallment about
Bridging a dark foreboding with a strongly perseverant rock spirit, "The Time Is Calling" is a recent track from Suzaman, an artist based in Santa Fe, Texas.
California-based artist Anna Elyse enamors with an introspective folk and pop pursuit on new single “Old Western Film.” Its themes resonate with relatable charms, lingering on how beautiful moments in one’s life
A dreamy pop immerser from French artist Pierō, “L’escalier” develops with satiating momentum. Whispered vocal effects and lullaby-friendly keys craft a sleepy spell to start, expanding into a danceable bustle as crisp
New Orleans-based band Rare Seed fully absorb on “Gulf,” a new single that ventures into a bursting psych-rock soaring following a mellow, contemplative beginning. A morose vocal tone, with shades of Psychedelic
New Albums
Following a career as an industrial rock vocalist, Tokyo-based Yuichi Nishikawa pivoted to composition after a vocal disorder, eventually scoring over 50
MoreFounded by Ed Silva in 2007, the project Cries of Redemption serves up two decades of unreleased material on the LP Patterns.
MoreCounty Durham quintet The Casbahs channel decades of British guitar-rock heritage into their excellent sophomore album, Peasants of the Show. Recorded at
MoreSan Francisco-based collective Wreckless Strangers continues their “Ameri-Cali Soul” stylishness with Dirty Souls, a six-song EP produced by four-time Grammy winner Dave
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